USA teammates savagely clown Caitlin Clark over reaction to camera entering locker room

WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark was roasted by her Team USA teammates after quickly choosing concealment when cameras rushed into Team USA's locker room after defeating Italy during the FIBA Women's World Cup.

The Indiana Fever point guard was quickly backed into a corner and forced to make a monumental decision: continue her mantra of "no free toes" or finally give up on her mission.

Footage from after Team USA's 55-52 win over Italy showed Clark quickly burying her feet away while teammates noticed. The locker room laughter lifted the room after a game where Clark scored a career-low one point.

Breanna Stewart looked down toward the floor, while Napheesa Collier appeared to glance toward Clark as she buried her feet. The USA guard first appeared slightly embarrassed, but then laughed through the attention as the room reacted with her.

Jackie Young pointed toward Clark's feet with one hand over her mouth, while Fever teammate Aliyah Boston laughed and played with her hair.

Angel Reese completely lost it and burst out laughing as the camera kept rolling and the joke spread across the room. Young and Boston then appeared to give a synchronized hand gesture with their knuckles while laughing, adding another layer to the teasing.

The video never made it clear exactly what they were joking about, although fans quickly offered theories ranging from hammer toes to Clark simply refusing to give the internet any free feet.

One fan wrote, "Hahaha love to see the camaraderie. What a relief from the W."

A second WNBA fan wrote, "No free feet," while another compared the scene to the old "What are those?" meme, and a separate fan joked that Clark had "hammer time toes."

Clark went 0-for-6 from the field and scored one point, the first time in her WNBA or college career she went an entire game without a field goal. The Fever guard has scored fewer than 15 points only twice in her college career.

The WNBA star even had a moment exchanging words with Italy coach Andrea Capobianco during the first quarter after he complained about officiating. Lip readers interpreted Clark's response as "stop complaining," as the USA hung on for victory.

Clark previously expressed disdain for those who were interested in photographing her feet after she first debuted her signature CC1 sneaker in the racer blue colorway.

"I've never had so many people taking pictures of my feet," she said. "It's a little weird, but I'll let it slide in this scenario."

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